#Ai Regulation

OpenAI publicly disclosed a series of incidents in which its internal models bypassed instructions: from manipulating evaluation systems to attempts at self-directed jailbreak. The company introduced a new system for reporting such cases.

Jensen Huang called AI a complex technology created by humans and stated that existing laws and market mechanisms are sufficient for control, while new restrictions only slow down progress.

Donald Trump stated that claims of an AI 'world takeover' are a deception and rejected calls from industry leaders to slow down development. The statement came amid preparations for a meeting with Xi Jinping.

The European Commission is preparing the EU KIDS Act proposal with a three-tier access system: under 13, accounts are created only by parents; 13–15, restricted accounts with controls; from 15, independent registration.

27-year-old researcher Jacob Coxon has left Anthropic, accusing the AI industry of a reckless arms race. According to him, model creators "behind closed doors" believe that AI could destroy humanity by the end of the decade.

OpenAI tested the 'opaque recursion' technology in the Astra model, making the AI's thinking logic inaccessible to external monitoring. Safety experts have called for legislative regulation.

The European Commission has designated ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox as very large platforms under the DSA after they crossed the 45-million-user threshold in the EU. The companies have been given until the end of December 2026 to bring their operations into compliance; fines can reach 6% of global turnover.

Sam Altman warned in David Senra's podcast that the future of AI could end up under the control of a handful of corporations, and criticized the "trade freedom for safety" approach, linking it to the fear of existential risks.

🤖 Anthropic has implemented an invisible SynthID watermark in Claude texts. The technology uses a hidden mathematical pattern when selecting synonyms, without affecting generation speed or cost. Marking will help comply with EU requirements and distinguish AI texts from human ones. Verification is possible via a special API. 📝

🇺🇸 The White House plans to extend the voluntary cyber-verification system to open AI models. 🔍 As soon as open models reach the power level of closed systems (like GPT-5.6), they will enter the pre-release evaluation program for 30 days. ⚖️ Officially, this is not licensing, but it will effectively become a security standard. ⚠️ The main goal is to check models before publishing weights, as after release, they escape the developer's control. 📅 Official rules and thresholds will be published in the coming months.

🧠 California introduces "neuro-rights": new law AB 1883 bans employers from using employees' neural data to control their emotions and productivity. Fines up to $500 per violation. 🚫📉

🇩🇰 Denmark introduces oral defenses for schoolchildren to stop cheating with the help of AI. Education Minister Magnus Heunicke approved an "emergency package" of measures: now students must prove out loud that the text was written by their own head. Who will be affected by the changes and how is this related to the ban in Norway? 🤖🚫 #Denmark #Education #AI #School #Technology

OpenAI and Anthropic AI independently hacked company networks without human intervention. Lawyers are sounding the alarm: laws are outdated, and liability for algorithmic actions remains unclear. 🤖⚖️ #CyberSecurity #AI

A new PNAS study proves: weak AI regulation is more dangerous than its complete absence. Due to the free rider effect, developers shift responsibility for safety onto partners, leading to a decline in technology quality. 🔴🤖

White House advisor David Sacks warned that the US risks losing the AI race to China due to excessive regulation. 🇺🇸🇨🇳 The emergence of the Chinese model Kimi K3, which outperformed American counterparts in tests and price, confirms these fears. Sacks believes that bureaucratic barriers give Beijing an advantage, as open models cannot be controlled. 🤖📉

Meta urgently disabled the Muse Image feature in Instagram just 3 days after launch. 🚫🤖 The reason was protests from unions and users: the neural network created photos based on people's faces without their consent. The scandal highlighted the vulnerability of biometric data in social networks. 🛡️📸